Not to sound rude, but you could have worded both of your previous statements a lot better. Of course, if you're not from an English speaking country then it's not your fault.
Wesker776
Sorry didn´t ment to sound rude, just as you say my native language is not English.
Further, this may be drifting off topic, but unlike an economy, a business won't face serious repocussions if they grow too fast (assuming outputs continue to grow as high or higher than inputs). If anything, a business should try to maximise its growth as fast as possible (again, assuming they can achieve increasing returns from inputs).
Wesker776
This is where my oppinion is the other way, A slow but steady growth is much more wanted, beqous if the growth is too fast a company will undermine, company wanting to grow big dont throw assets out invested at first hold-on of cash. They make good judement and wait to get their money good worth.
I study this things at university, and I will make a little comparison; you know about the "IT-bubble"?
Very many fast growing IT company´s had a lot of cash and they did invest at first hold-on all their assets for a even faster growth when they expand to much they could not deliver their products to the customer, result = undermined. and that made the whole market unstable and most of those companys did fall flat ending up broke.
None of us here work at ATI, but I'm sure it's safe to say that ATI does reinvest its profit into R&D to improve their products. It's quite foolish to say otherwise.
Wesker776
True, but to get back on the track the whole point is that ATi could not invest all those money when ATI was on their own, at that point AMD was not the owner of ATI., and we can talk about this things and money/wealth/ATI´s market ideology all nigth, but the still first statement I did reply to was:
LordEC911 wrote: "Nvidia has more money than AMD? That is laughable."
-No, but ATI was not AMD when games today was developed and nvidia pumped a lot money into game-development, ATi did not have the money in their budjet to do that at that point.
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